This is a Servoy tutorial that demonstrates how to add a form to a tab panel using a map. It’s a useful technique for controlling exactly where the new form should be placed among other forms in the tab panel, that may or may not be showing….
This Servoy tutorial uses object-oriented programming (OOP) and applies what we learned in the prior tutorial to a real-world scenario. The goal is to toggle groups of elements on a form elegantly with an object-oriented design. Like most developers, you are probably pressed to pack more and more…
This is an object-oriented Servoy tutorial on how to use an object to control groups of elements that are on a form. Suppose for example, that you had various labels and buttons that need to be shown depending on the type of record you are…
This is an object-oriented Servoy tutorial on how to use parasitic inheritance with Servoy. Parasitic inheritance is a pattern that is courtesy of Douglas Crockford, and represents a constructor function that creates a new object by taking all the functionality from another object, augmenting the…
This is an object-oriented Servoy tutorial on how to use multiple inheritance with Servoy. If you read the article on “Prototypal Inheritance”, then you learned all about cloning objects using a standard function called objectPlus. This function cloned an object with all its properties and functions,…
